CTisus Diagnostic Measurements

Free

1.3for iPhone, iPad

Elliot Fishman

Developer

15/05/2020

Update Date

Medical

Category

App Store

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لقطات الشاشة لـ CTisus Diagnostic Measurements

iPad

iPhone

About CTisus Diagnostic Measurements

CT interpretation requires knowledge of both normal anatomy and alterations in size and attenuation indicative of pathology. The purpose of this educational iPad Application is to provide normal measurements of a range of anatomic structures and critical Hounsfield unit thresholds, to aid in CT interpretation. The information is presented with rich graphics and a search tool to enable easy accessibility or review for self-study purposes. Each measurement or HU threshold reported is derived from publication(s), and the App provides a link to the abstract in Pubmed. The goals of this educational tool are to:

1. Increase radiologists' knowledge with respect to normal anatomic size criteria
2. Review important Hounsfield unit thresholds to distinguish benign lesions from potentially malignant or life threatening pathology
3. Facilitate access to the literature from which this information was derived for additional knowledge increase